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The BetaFold Crease & Fold Analyzer for the analysis and correction of folds/creases in production for the folding carton industry for high end folding products such as perfume, confections, cosmetic, cigarette boxes, and all other folding carton types were "getting it right" is primary to appearance and profitability.  The BetaFold Crease & Fold Analyzer is designed to bring the advantages of quality control to the creasing and folding portion of the folding carton industry.The device is uniquely suited to both in-depth analysis of the many variables that affect the finished product by skilled managers and QC staff , as well as quick grab-samples by low-skill production workers.The new high resolution BetaFold system is portable and easy to use.Data and images are easily captured and printed with the integral report generator and statistical analyzer.The system maintains a database of job setup parameters and production samples.  All of this is combined with the high precision, ease of use, and Beta product support that has made the Beta name the standard of the industry in flexographic analyzers. Measure crease and channel width, depth, angles, and symmetry Save images and data with a single click Display, save, and print data for complete control CREASING breaks fiber bonds between plies, allowing controlled delamination and creating a hinge MEASURE Bead crease, folding angle VERIFY Bead height, width, symmetry, fold points DOCUMENT crease images and data, generate reports and statistics IMAGE and ANALYZE bead dimensions CREATE Production reports with images and statistics DETECT changes in die penetration due to knife wear CONTROL   Faster creasing makeready Minimize cracks and splitting Reduce running defects and waste Improve package performance and profits   ANALYSIS Measure sample vs production crease parameters Detect ink and coating effects on folds Verify proper drying and environmental conditions Track die performance vs time and operator The ADVANCED software option adds extensive customization options to the dieline diagram, reporting, and data collection functions.  Generic box diagrams are replaced with the actual die diagram, greatly improving the production workers understanding of the areas to be tested, etc.  Networked data collection is also implemented, allowing data to be checked across different production locations.

  Fiber Analyzer is with advanced design, easy operation and flexible application. It can be used in conventional Weende method to analyze crude fiber and Van Soest analysis to wash the fiber. Applies to plant, feed, food and other agricultural products as well as the determination crude fiber, neutral detergent fiber (NDF), acid detergent fiber (ADF), hemicellulose and acid detergent lignin (ADL).

• Features: Oil-free “dry” vacuum option to prevent oil contamination,Two Independent vacuum systems that allow preparation and analysis to proceed concurrently,

Catalysts are used in a variety of applications from the production of consumer goods to the protection of the environment. Optimum design and efficient utilization of catalysts require a thorough understanding of the surface structure and surface chemistry of the active material. Chemical adsorption (chemisorption) analysis techniques provide much of the information necessary to evaluate catalyst materials in the design and production phases, as well as after a period of use. Catalytic activity is evaluated by measuring the amounts and types of reactive gas adsorbed. This volume of gas, along with an understanding of the reaction stoichiometry, is used to calculate metal dispersion, active surface area, size of crystallites, and surface acidity. Micromeritics instruments are specifically designed for the highly aggressive environment present during chemisorption analysis. Internal components are constructed of highest-quality stainless steel to prevent reactivity with most commonly used chemisorptives. Heated manifolds, gas lines, and detectors are provided to allow analysis with condensable vapors. Sample preparation occurs in situ to prevent contamination prior to analysis. Samples can be prepared at high temperatures (up to 1100 deg C) and at low pressures (